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West African Tourism Potential: Vision for Harmonized Visa and Travel
Visa openness has improved in Africa, yet West Africa faces challenges like inconsistent visas and border issues. Harmonizing and digitalizing…
Why the US Requires Visa Applicants to Disclose All Social Media Accounts
The US now mandates visa applicants to disclose social media usernames from five years, with students and exchange visitors required…
What Is an Immigration Stamp and Its Purpose in the US?
The ADIT stamp is a temporary mark proving lawful permanent residency during Green Card delays or losses. Valid for up…
Recent Convictions Highlight USCIS Enforcement Against Immigration Fraud
The conviction of Nasir Hussain in May 2025 highlights the U.S. crackdown on false declarations in work permit immigration applications.…
US Considers Canceling Bob Vylan’s Visa After ‘Death to the IDF’ Chant
Bob Vylan risks U.S. visa revocation for chanting ‘death to the IDF’ at Glastonbury. The U.S. State Department’s decision will…
Thailand Tightens Visa Fraud Enforcement with New Digital Arrival Card
Thailand arrested a Vietnamese man at Don Mueang Airport for a forged visa stamp, using new TDAC and biometric checks.…
Home Office Keeps Spouse Visa Fees Despite Bereavement, No Refunds
In 2025, the UK spouse visa fee is £1,938 and non-refundable, even if the applicant dies before entry. The Home…
South Africa Joins Kenya, Nigeria, and Others to Reform African Visa Travel
South Africa and six countries formed a visa-free travel coalition effective June 2025. Several African nations began visa-free policies earlier…